The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-03
MGARIGLE'S MOVEMENTS.
He Arrives at st. GATHERINGS, out efuses to
Talk-Dr. st. John Released on Bail.

CHICAGO, Aug. "A telegram from St Cath
crimes says "McGarigle arrived here about
o'clock this afternoon the Grand Trunk rail-
way. He at once hailed cab, and refused to
allow anyone to enter. He was driven through
the city TO the neghborhood of the St John
residence. on Ontario street. where he alighted,
and dismissed the cab. 1t is believed he is at
present hiding in the ST. John house, from
which all persons, particularly newspaper men,
reporters and detectives, are excluded. and it is
impossible to procure any interview or further
information at present. A detective is here. and
is awaiting the arriv al of papers from Montreal
to arrest McGarigle some old charge of con-
spiracy. 1t is believed he will go into the country
to avoid detectives and newspaper men,"
A telegram from Washington says mo ap-
plication has been received at the State Depart
ment for the extradtion of McGarigle. The
Attorney general. when asked touching an ap-
plication for extradtion, said no decision could
be made until the question was formally pre-
sented. Should a request be made it would be
carefully considered. and demand made for
the apprehension and return of the fugitive. II
such demand could be made under
the law and treaty stpulations- Other
officials at the Attorney-gene Office, while
declining to discuss the question of extradition.
disposed to think that the methods mployed
by McGarigle in effectiug his escape from
Chicago, and passage to Canada. will have no
bearing on the case sovereign nation has
full police Jurisdiction over its waters and har-
nors. and may refuse clearance papers to a
foreign vessel that has violated the law. and,
while thus within police jurisdiction, may take
from such vessel, under due process of law,
person charged with criminal act. but
demand for the return of an offender who mas
escaped from the custody of the law by means
of foreign trading vessel could not be sus-
tanned solely on that account"
DR.. ST. John who was unable to secure
satisfactory bondsmen yesterday. filed petition
for habeas corpus the Circuit Court late in the
afternoon, and Judge Tuley issued a writ, max
ingit returnable forthwith The petition sets
out that the charge of conspiracy which the
Doctor arrested is merely misdemeanor
and only punishable by a fine not to exceed $500
imprisonment or not more than year
in the county Jail. He waived examination be-
fore Justice White, who ordered that the petit
tioner be held in the sum of $20, 600 for
his appearance to the Criminal Court. On his
Offering a bond with d. B. Fisk and others. it
and ST. John was delivered into the custody of
the sheriff. He claimed that the bail
cessive and that he entitled to have a
sonable and proper bail fixed by the court.
States Attorney Grinnell said that it
tomary to have two hondsmep, but that in this
casa he had objection to accepting Mr..
Fisk alone. Judge Tuley decided to release the
Doctor on 500, 600 bail, with Mr.. Fisk security,
until o'clock this afternoon. Late this after
noon DR.. ST John succeeded in securing three
bondsmen. they being Thos. Legtt, who sched-
uled $S. 600 worth of property; Mrs. Mary Cole
land a sister of tha Doctor. who stated that she
and Mr.. Black who scheduled Sc 500 worth of
property. The bondsmen were approved by
Judge Tuley and St John was released from
CUSTODY